How Should Airlines Change, Post-Pandemic? - 2 minutes read


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We’re heading into another week of travel restrictions, lockdowns and searching out more creative ways to get comfortable with staying home around the clock. Yet as hard as it may be to believe, we will eventually return to something like normal life. We’ll eventually be getting on flights again, whether for work or for leisure. But what will flying look like in a post-pandemic world. Certainly we all know air travel has never been a seamless process, rife with frustrations and inefficiencies. So while the industry pauses, we’re asking ourselves—and you—how would we change it for the better?



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Let’s think big: How would you create the ideal flying experience? What drives you crazy about flying, and what do you never want to deal with again?

What procedures should change? Who should board first? How long in between flights should airlines wait to board?

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What’s are the worst parts of flying, and how can they be fixed? Is it the leg room issue? The terrible and expensive food selections? The spotty and overpriced wif i?

How will can flying feel less bad for your health? Should airlines be required to full disinfect planes between flights? Can they offer healthier snacks? How about improving that stale cabin air with a drop of essential oils in the ventilation system?

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Should airlines introduce more express flights and/or more options with fewer stopovers?

What specific practices has one airline adopted that should become the norm? Does JetBlue offer something you’d love to see on American? Does one carrier have a boarding process that beats all the rest? What airline is giving a blueprint for all to follow?

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What about airports? Will TSA and security need to take longer?

Leave your ideas in the comments below, and we’ll gather the best ones together for a subsequent story.

Source: Lifehacker.com

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